Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-11

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A friend VIA. dnEina > visa y Hess
buKR, has nagt and freq1enllT olneo wlla
BiarnaFek' vita, kindiT senas ne IN IN
laSsslinR description q nsE fer rs
SEAS readeFg. Princess bl1n1aleHs Nlo
slens anioya The pEigileEs g falling ne
master al EaEgpe tha1 b neeos e
change his solar 81 70 - more earefui
ab0uf hAs personal eppe1Fnnoe u Rsn-
eral, wMa originally kFsalel1 go1 fuif
karnes, { msnbos e q nebss PomsEan-
ian family, and sbe b Q nnes interest
ina woman, althoua1 probably nol one
n 4 thonsand rsadsrs have eTeF beard
anything shout her. ebe cannos Be
called lovely. 1hs h peal q yearss veIy
tail nnd s4ly gray. Her f1ce q very
strsna, With large cheek bones. bne y
fetheF whnt q ehaeeeseE Of Disksns ds-
aoFibag a. q hns nnura Of . woman
inclined, perhaps, 70 be bony. Her go
oualnianeo at Hamburg and kfankiora
dates from the tlme long so, when BIS
mafck not n tie least q great man tneD,
wag elnpIy 40 olhalai ~ kEaakfeEt.
Hhs uade friends then 10 whom ahe has
alwavs remained true. and whom she
coca every year 10 see.
Wherever Mrs. Bismarck Il she rules.
When shs enters . heuss eyeTy widow
magi he closed tsQht, and ne door EN- 90.
main needleasly opan, aa Ehs shares WIZ
the French sheIF morbid dread Of car
reni1 81 ar. AZ table she d fond OF
taking and spoaks very loud and de-
oidsdly. She gets very mnon excateo
In alsouaaisn, and 10 o0ntFndicl her e
moi safe. she 10 very fond OF maeio
ana discusses u iearnedly, although nne
really kn0ws very litaie abCab ". This
causes many WoFdy battles betwesn her
and her old friend, Baroness Willie
RothsehiId, enc 81 the friends gained
In Bianafok's less impoFians days. Tue
Baroness % old, and, like most hoens-
ehilda, not remaFkahie for beauty, bat
sha e bright, really knows aomething
ahoat masie, writes French songs and
compasss q great deal. She plays and
sinRs her owa work, and she aud the
Princess Bismarck do gFoaa deal Of
taking aboet Il.
Ths Prinssss shares her husbands d.
aestfVe trouble, and relies. like him, up-
"a the advice 81 the expert DR.. bohwein-
innef, but like her grand husband ana
10 oid Rmperor, sbs quite refuses 70 Be
governed IN her living By medical al
VtEas NMu Wy o4AkD4tN4AANA@A&A &AA4N~ -"
how she drinks champagne almost ffo-
asai, ID spite Of The entFe4tles Of Der
Iadv companion, preoias and amiable
GA s,Iftsasmo. "The only unfaycfAhle
thing about The Princess Won bismarek, "
says my correspondent nalvelys " 10 that
she neeieeta % consider how youth
should Be talked 70, and even 81 table.
whsFs young Girls mas BE-, does not re-
press bar tendency 70 reials tales With Q
Iaint Of Boocaoeio."
Princess Bismarck has bFouaht Der
baya 40 IN the way they shoald a. and,
although che lived q long time 10 . H.
lie hotel on RiasieastRasss, they came
frequently b see her, Herbert from
Koenleslsln and william, Who calls
himself, and likes 10 be called. Bill Bls-
sa..s..st sssora ,, ns:ss-sss qes Ia .tsasg
Neither Of the boys resemble theiF
mother, but they take after their father,
especially WilliArns who IL q wonderful
II exact, though mentally diluted, repro
Question. LoRdoa Latter 10 Wee York
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